Syngenta is committed to providing resources to help superintendents stay on top of the demands of turfgrass management. That’s why we’ve developed the following digital tools to give you an edge in the field.

Pest Solutions Library | Spiio | GreenCast Dashboard | Turfgrass Disease ID Guide | Agronomic Alerts 

Everything you need for pest control in one place

Finding the right solution for tough turf diseases and pests can be a challenge. That’s why Syngenta created the GreenCast^® Pest Solutions Library, where you can easily search for the solutions you need. Pro tip: bookmark it in your browser for easy reference.

Simply type in the disease, weed or pest you want to treat, and the Pest Solutions Library will provide you with:

• Articles and solutions
• Webinars
• Solutions sheets
• Agronomic programs
• And more!

View this convenient library or join the conversation on X with #TurfPestSolutions.

Precision soil data at your fingertips

Available exclusively from Syngenta, Spiio^™ is a subscription-based precision agronomy system designed to improve your agronomic decision making while helping to save time and labor. Thanks to its wireless, in-ground soil sensors, Spiio delivers hyperlocal soil data including soil temperatures, moisture, salinity and light across your property without the need for physical data collection. You can view your soil data anywhere, anytime via mobile or desktop devices, and with unlimited logins.

Learn more about Spiio subscriptions and additional features. 

Key information tailored to your region

Knowing the current agronomic conditions in your region will help take the guesswork out of application timing. With a full dashboard of information, including soil temperatures, soil moisture, dollar spot risk percentage and more, you can reference conditions in your area at a glance.

Sign into your GreenCastOnline account to access the dashboard.

An easy way to identify turf diseases 

Diagnosing and managing diseases can be challenging. To help superintendents better identify, target and control key diseases in golf course turf, Syngenta offers its free turfgrass disease identification guide. 

This digital tool provides in-depth information about more than 25 key turf diseases including dollar spot, fairy ring, spring dead spot, Pythium diseases and more. The guide contains easy-to-use filters, including turf type and geography, to help users quickly find disease information.  
To help with proper identification, the guide provides images along with details like:

• Causal agents
• Symptoms
• Conditions favoring disease development
• Traditionally susceptible geographies

Photo identification cannot replace sending a turf sample to a diagnostic lab, and correct identification is only the first step in effective disease management. The guide also provides management tips and recommended control products to help superintendents take the next steps toward improved turf quality. 

Visit the guide or access it via the GreenCast Turf App. 

Stay alert: get alerts

As part of our commitment to simplifying turfgrass management, Syngenta also offers a variety of digital agronomic tools that alert superintendents when pest development conditions hit target thresholds in their area, including: 

• Dollar spot alerts
• WeevilTrak^℠ (annual bluegrass weevil) alerts
• Soil temperature alerts
• Growing degree day alerts
• Cooling degree day alerts

Sign up for these alerts to get started. 

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